Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks - Ed Campbell
Using C5b - Abc

The frame does not know when the thread is complete.
If the frame has to do somethign when the thread is finished, then as a last
dying act <g> the thread should POST and event (Event:user say) back to the
frame. ie
Post(Event:User,,1)

Note the 2 commas (since it's not going to any specific control) and I've
hard-coded the frame to thread 1. Probably not great. A better thing would
be;
a) create global _non threaded_ varible called Mainthread.
b) In init of Frame put MainThread = Thread()
c) in other proc put  Post (Event:User,,MainThread)
d) in TakeEvent of Frame put
if event() = Event:User
  ! other thread just finished...
end

Lastly...

Cheers
Bruce

What Bruce said: Posting an event back to the AppFrame from
the ClosingWindow embed of the window in the started thread.

But, if you want to know for all started threads, you'll have to make
a user event for every proc, to distinguise them, or ...
Install one of the (free) thread-limiters and look how they work.
You have one from Locus, who sets up a seperate global variable
for every proc in your app. Or the one from ABC-Free, which sets
up a global queue, in which it stores the proc-names when started.
With either of those, you can check in the timer embed of your
AppFrame if this variable/queue is still filled: if it is, the thread is
still running.

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Best regards,
Maarten
CDD3.1, C5EEb - ABC & C5.5.04EE
Certainly Clarion Developer